Posted Tue Feb 22nd by Monty
As many fans hoped, future Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey will remain a Denver Bronco for the foreseeable future, and likely through the end of his career.
On Tuesday, Broncos V.P. of Football of Operations John Elway announced that the Broncos and Bailey agreed to a four-year contract extension that will keep the record-setting Pro Bowler in Denver through 2015.
According to Mike Klis of The Denver Post, it’s a four-year, $43 million deal with $15 million guaranteed. Per Klis, it was the $4 million guaranteed in 2012 that sealed the deal.
Now the Broncos can focus on fixing the front seven — not that this writes off Patrick Peterson at #2 overall. But it does give the Broncos more flexibility with Champ in tow. With Elvis Dumervil returning from injury in 2011, a move to the 4-3, and a promise of an infusion of defensive talent in the draft, Elway and company are making the right moves to slowly crawl out of being the 32nd ranked defense in the league.
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